The supply chain management process includes multiple steps when shipping an automobile from a different country to your home. The car is first made at the manufacturer and then shipped to a port to be exported. After that, it is cleared by customs and placed onto a shipping vessel. It passes through customs once more when it reaches the desired area and is then taken to a distribution location. It is then delivered to your door. Delays in delivery may be caused by customs delays, transportation problems, or unforeseen occurrences like labor strikes or natural disasters. These difficulties demonstrate how important effective logistics and backup plans are to supply chain management.